This book, the culmination of a very personal mission, is based on detailed research and, although it does not engage with some of the wider contextual questions posed of the IRB, is valuable and often insightful
Staging the Treaty: A filmed theatrical production, written by Theo Dorgan, using primary sources will soon be available to view
Author Nicola Pierce charts the notable, and often tumultuous, events that took place on the capital’s main thoroughfare north of the Liffey
Book review: The faces in these colourised photos bring a tragic chapter from our history vividly back to life
Minister for Defence will push for €500 million increase in military spending
Part of the challenge of this year’s centenary is to confront the silences around 1922
Ruairí Brugha: Former IRA chief hoped his death would ‘serve some greater good’
Plans to turn city centre church into support centre for refugees from the war
Row within Coalition over future of barracks looks set to deepen
Little divided the two sides in reality despite the bitterness of the ensuing split
Too easy to take a simplistic hero-and-villain view of those on both sides of the debate
Tadhg Barry’s name lost within months of death in smoke of the Civil War
The red carpet is dusted off and the dogs practise diplomatic etiquette for state visit
Some 100 years ago TDs made the most important choice in the history of Irish State
Life is better in my 50s, writes Anne-Marie Mullen of her years as an emigrant
Hannah Carey was shot dead outside the Imperial Hotel in Killarney on July 11th, 1921
The HSE ransomware attack is not the first time the State has faced extortion threats
Maj Gen Maureen O’Brien says her promotion shows ‘women can achieve high ranks’
A mistake, cowardice or duplicity – historical opinion is divided
Suspect threatened staff and fled scene with sum of cash, Garda spokeswoman says
Tánaiste says ‘inclusive and respectful’ tone must return to the commemorations
Mother and daughter, Muriel and Máire MacSwiney, did not speak for 50 years
How did the untrained, poorly armed IRA succeed against the superior British forces?
14 British officers were shot dead in Michael Collins’s bid to destroy ‘the undesirables’
We won’t have ‘packed pubs’ anytime soon, so how will going for a socially distant pint work?
Maurice Kavanagh’s long catalogue of illness ended with dread advice - but he’s still upbeat
Man in his twenties is arrested after alleged assault in Inchicore in which garda is injured
Advisory group chair hopes War of Independence, Civil War marked as Rising was
National Library exhibition makes space for civilian experience of intense conflict
‘It’s an appalling infliction on any female to have been charged with giving birth and charged with having intercourse’
Peter Donnelly died after assault in the early hours of Tuesday morning
Almost 1,500 retired Defence Forces members march in Cork to call for better pay
Based on Frank O’Connor’s life of Michael Collins, Declan Gorman’s play misses its mark
Chocolate maker Deborah Kilroy co-owns Van Velze’s chocolaterie and patisserie in Amsterdam
Vote 100: Progressive teacher and fervent separatist became one of the leading women in Irish politics
Professionalisation and reliance on free labour have dramatically changed kitchens
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Life on campus: here is what the country’s IoTs have to offer
DIT, IT Tallaght and IT Blanchardstown will merge to form new type of university
House includes two bedrooms, living/diningroom, kitchen, bathroom and a patio
Brother Allen’s vast collection of 13,000 historic objects to be made available
Buyers in the Co Meath seaside town are a mix of Dublin downsizers and first-time buyers
Letter to Taoiseach signed by academics and artists urges Government to act ‘without delay’
Planned Parenthood centenary a timely reminder that diaspora has wider focus
O’Connell Street hotel expected to be revamped and relaunched as three-star hotel
Taxi drivers very surprised to hear their numbers have dropped by 40% since 2009
Mid-sized hotel on Upper O’Connell Street is located in a former period bank building
Range of courses open to CAO applicants as experts suggest graduates need to double
After the 1916 Rising it took just 11 years to reconstruct O’Connell Street – a year less than the Luas Cross City line – but the architecture was safe and unimaginative
Close by, Findlater House has been converted into 198-bedroom Holiday Inn Express
Crosswords & puzzles to keep you challenged and entertained
Inquests into the nightclub fire that led to the deaths of 48 people
How does a post-Brexit world shape the identity and relationship of these islands
Weddings, Births, Deaths and other family notices
